Barnard College Bulletin Names Probationary Sialas in List
Barnard Bulletin highlights probationary listings and names multiple students including Andree Abecassis Barbara Berkman Linda Cock Lisa Colins and others. Publication notes weekly distribution through the college year with standard postal details and subscription pricing.
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Margie Pridecay
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Jayne Jlarbinser
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Belinda Kaufman
Carla Leon
Sue Levitt
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Marianne Lowenkopt
Mark Mesaros
Barbara Violl
Sheila Mutterper
Vivina Neuringer
Lucile Pollack
Jean Rosenberg
Judy Roses
Lee Rothenbers
Henrietta Schloss
Grace Schul
Observations on the Campus Political Scene
Barnard mirrors national politics with voter apathy evident in a low turnout for the campus Straw Poll and few campaign buttons. The piece notes weak student government engagement and parallels to broader Democratic organization efforts and state trends.
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Proposed Publicity Council Sparks Campus Debate
Students defend a revision proposal about a campus publicity body. They note the idea originated with the Student Council study group and approved by Council, with calendar coordination as its function. They urge renaming to Activities Council to cover administrative issues alongside publicity.
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B C Student Describes Israelis Fighting For Freedom
Annette Baer of class ’58 recounts a summer Israel trip noting Israelis face danger with resolve. She contrasts Arab border skirmishes and civilian losses with Israeli resilience and gratitude toward Geneva efforts, while criticizing U S arms policy.
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Barnard Students Question Dance Etiquette and SG Roles
A Barnard Social Council note criticizes some girls for poor manners at stag dances and urges courteous refusals to dance. It argues against rotating Student Government offices and defends freedom to choose college activities while noting the need for efficient use of time.
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Students push back against Barnard government duties
In a letter to the editor Sandy McCaw’s proposal to compel Barnard girls into Student Government provokes a defensive reply. The writers say they are busy with their studies and other college activities and question any obligation to take on more duties.
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Barnard Special Calisthenics Course Introduced
The new Barnard Special course in the Physical Education winter program requires attendance twice weekly and emphasizes traditional calisthenics. It aims to develop fitness through core gymnastic movements, echoing older practices when sports, dance, and swimming were less popular.
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Freshman request new Greek Games exhibition time
A sophomore class Greek Games exhibition last Friday drew praise from some girls in the class but many freshmen could not attend due to 12:00 to 1:00 classes. The writer urges a repeat demonstration at a more convenient time so all interested and new students can attend.
Grapefruit Halves vs Double Doors Letter to the Editor
A reader calls attention to a problem involving uncut grapefruit halves and double doors at Barnard Hall. The letter questions door design at the north and south ends and notes a continuation on Page 3.
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